There are two kinds of Parental Controls on the iPhone:Screen Timeand Content Restrictions.
Screen Time offers a wider set of controls, of which Content Restrictions is just one.
This information applies to iPhones withiOS 12and up.
TapSettings>Screen Time.
Screen Time was introduced with iOS 12.
In earlier versions ofiOS, look for theRestrictionsfeature found in theGeneralmenu.
The steps to turn them off are similar to turning off Screen Time.
TapContent & Privacy Restrictions.
To turn off all Screen Time controls here, tapTurn Off Screen Time.
Toggle theContent & Privacy Restrictionsslider to off/white to turn off Parental Controls.
TapSettings>Screen Time>Content & Privacy Restrictions.
From here, it’s possible for you to tap any menu to control the tweaks in that section.
The steps below explain each setting.
TapiTunes & App Store Purchasestocontrol whether your kid can install apps and make purchases from theApple app store.
Choose toAlloworDon’t Allowfor options likeInstalling AppsandIn-app Purchases.
Want to prevent your kids from using certain pre-installed Apple apps?
TapAllowed Appsand tap the slider for any app you want to block to off/white.
TapContent Restrictionsto set limits on the maturity of the content your kid will be able to access.
ThePrivacysettings let you choose whether apps can access data from the iPhone.
Google Family Link is popular and free.
Kidlogger provides tons of functionality for a monthly fee.
Toadjust parental controls on Amazon Prime Video, go toAccount & options>Parental controls.
UnderViewing Restrictions, select18to allow all videos.
you could also apply it to certain devices by selecting a machine underApply viewing restrictions to.
